Parcells Leads Induction Class Into Pro Football Hall
Bill Parcells secured entry on his fourth attempt in a class that also enshrines Warren Sapp Cris Carter Jonathan Ogden and Larry Allen. Finalists Jerome Bettis Art Modell and Edward DeBartolo Jr were left out as other Ravens figures loom on A2.
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Cris Carter
Jonathan Ogden
Larry Allen
Jerome Bettis
Art Modell
Edward DeBartolo Jr
Baltimore Ravens
Hall
PRIDE Initiative in Lorain ends early but leaves lasting impact
Lorain PRIDE Initiative, funded by a federal grant from 2010, ends Sept. 30 after cuts reduce funding. The program offered free dental and medical care, job training, counseling, and smoking cessation, partnering with Lorain County Health and Dentistry, Urban League, and other groups. About 2,600 residents used its services, and organizers say the initiative built community resilience despite jobless rates around 12 percent between 2008 and 2010.
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Federal
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration
PRIDE
Brenda Taylor-Hines
Toth
Lorain County Health & Dentistry
Taylor-Hines and
Jobs Workshop
Lorain PRIDE Initiative Program Info Phone Line
Lorain residents seeking program details may call the Lorain PRIDE Initiative at 440 282 9920 for information on services and offerings.
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Lorain
Groundhogs Emerge for Groundhog Day Prediction in Punxsutawney
In Punxsutawney Pennsylvania thousands watched as Phil did not see his shadow signaling an early spring. Inner Circle members in top hats and tuxedos oversee the ceremony with Bill Deeley interpreting Phil the seer of seers. A large crowd estimated around 20000 gathered despite storms in other regions.
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Mid- Atlantic
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Inner Circle
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Lynchburg
Staten Island Chuck
New York
Beauregard Lee
Kasich decision looms on Ohio Medicaid expansion
Governor Kasich faces a pivotal choice on expanding Medicaid under Obama care. The program is Ohio’s largest state expenditure, covering 2.3 million people and funding health care for low income children, pregnant women, the disabled, and some parents. If expanded, nearly 500,000 uninsured Ohioans could gain coverage by 2022, mostly low income adults without children.
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John Kasich
Barack Obama
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